The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-05
PERSONALS.

\ez. Moore, OF Twin Bridges, was in
town few days.
Miss Blanche Lamont, Of Anaconda, is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Byron Cunard ana child arrived in
Dillon Sunday morning.
L. NJ. Pollard and daughter (Nl,s. Stccie)
OF Salmon City, a,c in town.
Mrs. Geo. Wheat, Of Twin Bridges, Wis.
tied friends in town this week.
Miss Lena Mcdonald, Of Helena, is visi
ting her friend Mrs. Geo. Savage.
Miss Berthe Robinson, Of Anaconda, is
the guest Of Miss Fannie Poindextcr.
o. ". Min.zer, f. Nasholds and "Red"
.NcEooal.: are over from Salmon City
Miss Lizzie Miller, Of Glendale, was the
gues, of Mrs. G.. &. Noble while in town.
W. l.. Whann has decided to go to the
Ctrur d'Al:ncs TO delve Tor the golden
dust.
Mr.. Widdlc, president Of the Idaho
Trading company, Nicholia, is in town on
business.
Mrs. +. Depue has been critically i'll
during the week but was y tri.le better this
morning.
Mrs. K. -. Ecker expects to leave in
the morning, for Butte, where she will re-
| in the future.
! q. r. Parmcter. Of Sheridan, was in
town ON Tuesday and went up TO Red
Rock ON business.
X. B. Smith and County Attorney Bar
bour were in Spring Hill Wednesday on
professional business.
IL. Il. Murdy, artist, who has been
teaching class in fabric painting in town,
left for Butte yesterday morning.
Charles Blivcn and wife returned last
Friday afternoon from an enjoyable four
weeks visit with frien, in Spokane Falls,
W. r.
Mrs. Charles Gilbert arrived from the
East "Wednesday morning, and is visiting
the family Of ]. Il. Gilbert, OF Point of
Rocks.
DR.. ]. s. Meade was down from Ban
. mack and reported considerable activity in
. and around several OF the mines in the
: vicinity Of that town.
Mrs. ]. l.. Horton, Of the upper Grass
o hopper was in town Wednesday and re-
$ corded Il quartz location, made by herself
near the Polaris mine.
Vim. Pardv, of San Francisco, special
agent OF the Mutual Life insurance Co.,
: Of New York, has heen in Town during the
II week, in the interest Of his company.
Major !. W. Peck, superintendent of tho
Montana Tin Mining Co., who has bccr
in the East for several months past, re
>, turned to Dillon yesterday morning.
# Dr. II. II. Wynne, oruli>t aud aurist, o!
Helena, was in town last Saturday ant!
Is was consulted hv a number Of our citizens
r suffering from defective vision and hear
~ ing.
y Sam Williamson, Of Lcnhi Valley, Ida
k no, has engaged as principal Of tho Phil
ipsburg public school. He is il teacher o
,e experience and will undoubtedly give sal,
c isfaction.
y The Rev. s. u. Mcconnell, who is t.
'e preach in st. James church next Sunda,,
n, morning, is pastor OF one Of the principa
&c Episcopal churches in Philadelphia. III
is taking his summer vacation and has Wis
Ut tied the principal cities on the coast, ant
ct will remain in Dillon a week or SO, the gucs
ID of Rev S. ~. Hooker.
ID L. l.. Tootlc, OF ST. Joseph, Mo-, ha
been in town the past week on busines
connected with some mining propert,
near Argcnta, which place hc visited o
Monday. Mr.. Tootlc built the first f,,
mace OF smclter in tho territory, at Argent
some twenty years ago-the old Toot
~ furnace--a has been more or lass intc
cd cStcd in minin. enterprises, III Montan;
'!c ever since. Mr.. Tootlc visited Dillon tw
:rt wears ago, nnA he thinks the place has III
proved wonderfully in that time and ";
w. pleased 10 note the substantial character
ter III. buildings recently erected.
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